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A YOUNG Woman Kills Herself:

BROOKLYN, April 24.-While visiting at
the house of her friend Mrs. George L.
Nichols, No. SO Pierrepont street, yesterday
afternoon Miss Annie M. Leslie, aged twen-
ty-one, of Philadelphia, accidentally shot
herself in the right temple and died soon af-
ter. She was an expert shot and always car
ried pistol and it is supposed she was
cleaning the weapon when the hammer fell
and the pistol exploded. Her brother ar
rived from Philadelphia last night and the
body was forwarded to her late home to-day.
JAKE sHARP's TURN HAS COME.
The District Attorney To Move His
Early Trial To-Day
New YORK, April 24.-Jacob Sharp, al
legged to be the chief boodler in the Broad
way railroad steal is to be tried tomorrow.
At late hour last night District Attorney
MARITIME decided to move Mr. Sharp's trial
before Judge Van Brunt, in the court of Oyer
and Terminer, for Monday. This sudden de-
termination on Mr.. Marines part came like
a bombshell to Mr.. Sharp and his friends,
who had no idea that the case would be call
ed until after the summer vacation This
would make it in September, and they rea-
soned the case could be postponed for
month, which would bring it to October,
probably the middle of the month. Then by
various legal subterfuges the rest of the
month could be consumed. When the case
finally came to trial it would take at least a
month, maybe more, to secure a jury, and
that would bring it to within few days of
the end of Mr.. Marines term as district at
torney. And SO they hoped to clear sJake."
Mr.. MARITIME anticipated the plan, and in or
when his term expired, he decided last night
to move the case for trial on Monday and
prosecute it with all the yigor that has char
acterized the conduct of his Office in previous
Doodle trials. Soon after Mr.. MARITIME decid-
ed when to move the case, messengers were
to Mr.. Sharp and his bondsmen
with orders for them to appear in court to-
morroY morning
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A DEAD MANS GLITCH.

Knocked I'm The Head BY An Assas
sin He Holds A Piece of His Assail-
ants Shirt Which Leads To The Ar
rest of His Murderer.
CLYDE, N. Y. ,24.-This morning about 2:30
Waterman Waite was summoned to Colum-
bia street by repeated cries for help which
apparently came from someone in distress.
Upon his arrival he discovered that man
about fifty years of age named Daniel OCon-
nor, of Galena, had been struck on the back
of the head with some weapon and thrown
into the canal. The dead man had a piece
of mans shirt firmly clutched in his hand
and blood was discovered on the bank near
where the body was found and where the
murder was supposed to have been commit
ted. The body was taken to Ellenwood's
undertaking rooms where Justices jury
was empanelled. It viewed the remains and
adjourned until Monday morning. O'Con-
nor was mason by trade, married man
with large family. Codger Flynn was ar.
rested few hours later on suspicion of be-
ing the murderer. Flynn was in company
with O'Connor last evening and was very
quarrelsome. When arrested he had no
shirt on
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A WELL known four story brick building
M;;: known as hotel; well furnished and very de-
sold at bargain; 5000 is required to make the
great purchase; the balance can remain on first
E.V., P. O. BOX1,638,
ala 1911 New Haven, Conn.
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Personal.

Mr.. Joseph HAIRY, the genial proprietor of
the Star barber shop, has recently reftted
and adorned his place of business, and his
rooms present fine appearance.
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Caught Fifty-Six Pounds of Flatfsh.
A party of four went in boat to the oys-
ter grounds midway in the harbor Friday
and caught fifty -six pounds of fatfsh with
hooks and lines. Many of the fish weighed
from half pound to a pound each
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MINTATURE ALMANAC.
APRIL 25
Bun RISES. 4:57 Moon SETS. Her WATERS
SUN SETs, 6:42f S:5s 1888
DEATHS.

Daley mother of Hugh Daley. aged 72 years.
The funeral will take place fron her late residence,
No 125 Whalley avenue. this (Monday) forenoon
at nine O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited to attend. Burial at the con-
yenience of the family.
BEACH-In this city. April %, suddenly, Mrs. Ma
ry M, widow of the late Abner Beach, aged &c
years.
Funeral services this (Mondayl afternoon at half.
past two o'clock from Center Church Home, 1875
Wall street. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
LAKE-In this city, April 81, Mary j., wife of John
w. Lake.
Funeral services at the house, No. 119 Greene
street, Monday afternoon at o'clock. Burial
private. ct
DwIGHT-In this city, on the oath inst, John w.
Dwight aged SO years, months. "a days
The funeral will take place from Grove street GEM
etery chapel Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
ed to attend.
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FOR RENT.

- NO rs Prince street, a two family house.
W Possession May 1st.
T. g. SLOAN & SON,
On r1,,,-o1, c+root
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Farm For Sale.


49, NEAR New Haven, Conn. containing about
:;a 90 acres, under splendid state of production:
AatN The yield of the property has been the past
few years nearly $500 per annum. peach or
chard covering the choicest varieties 200 thrifty
trees Just in bearing, will very materially increase
the income Comparatively little labor will be
needed. A comfortable house and capacious
are on the premises commanding view both of
landscape and water, the latter extending the
length of Long Island Sound to Montauk Point; it
is within 80 minutes drive from New Haven Is
minutes from West Haven station, Consolidated
railroad. A bargain is offered in this place and
satisfactory reasons given for selling For partic
ulars apply address
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
CoyAo
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FASTING DOES HIm COOP.
Washington OmciaI whose Health
Is Improving Under Total Abstinence
From Rnod

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Captain J. M.
Levy Of the Postofice department has been
fasting for four weeks and expects to make
up forty days and forty nights of abstinence
from all food. He takes no more than pint
and half of water per day. This with the
three teaspoonfuls of DIR. Fischer's Elixir is
all the nourishment received by him. For
the first week he partoek of the juice of one
or two oranges per day, but this he has given
up. He attends to all his duties in the de-
partment, appears to be as strong as before
he began fasting and in general health he is
greatly improved. He has lost about ten
inches in girth and about thirty five pounds
in weight. He sleeps well and the asthmatic
trouble with which he suffered greatly before
he began to fast is nearly gone.
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ONE PAIR fine draft horses; can be
N driven single or double and used for any
purpose. - -. .,,,clr doubIe harness
Alsoa or sate THE HoYT BROS co.
AR8 Sc
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MARINE LIST.
ARs. PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &M

ARRIVED, April "a.
Schr E Birdsall, Rulon, Norfolk, coal.
Schr Lookout, Crane, Norfolk, coal.
Schr Frank Pettis, Pettis, Norfolk, coal.
Schr P Cranmer, lizard, do. do.
schr Ocean Traveller DAM. Thomas, St. Croix,
W 1, seventeen days, with sugar and molasses and
passengers to Frank G. Phipps
Schr Hand, Behler, st Croix, W I, seventeen
days. with sugar and passenger to Frank G. Phipps.
Schr Robert Morgan, Cross.ey, Darien, Ga, lum-
Der to Benedict & Hansconn.
Schr Mary Ann Grer, Baker, Y, iron.
Schr Three Sisters, Payne, Virginia, oysters.
Schr Golden Ray, Young, do. do
Schr L LeYering, Corson, Georgetown. D c,
coal.
CLEARED.
Schr VIM Downes, Haskill, Norfolk.
Schr Ocean Belle, James, N Y.
Schr G II DeleRater French, N Y.
Schr James Boyce. Crossley, Norfolk.
Schr Nathan Easterbrook. Vesper, Baltimore.
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N
A SITUATION by a capable man to take car
"a of horses, work in the garden and make him
self generally useful Inquire at
a23 3Jt 2O5 ATWATFR STREET
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Peculiar in medical merit and wonderful
cures-Hood's Sarsaparilla. Now is the
time to take it, for now it will do the most
good.
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THE BAY STATE AND RHODY

Sunday Schools to Participate In the
Parade June nth,
At a meeting of the Sunday school of the
Church of the Messiah yesterday afternoon it
was decided to take part in the parade June
18th, and the school will represent Massa-
chusetts.
The Sunday school of Calvary Baptist
church have also decided to participate. They
will represent the State of Rhode Island.
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Building Lots For Sale
g. ON Whitney avenue at low prices, eco feet
g.deep. e. WHITNEY.
m3Qeod2m
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FOR RENT

- FROM May 1st-The elegant residence No.
M:;i 20 Dwight street, house containing 10 or 10
WsA rooms with all modern improvements Also
barn. The lot is well stocked with choice fruits.
The location is of the best in the city. Rent
low. Inquire at
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FOR RENT.

49, STORE and Tenements in the house corner
lit! of Orchard and Henry streets Store, with
l,N barn $2O first floor above store $12; second
floor above the store 80. The store and tenements
are in rst.cass order Or will sell the property at
a bargain, on easy terms, at price that will pay
for investment
Also lot on Charles street will be sold low.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
Gro
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49, THE brick house and lot No. 6 High street
N::il the late residence of George w. 9oodsell,
Nl4- now deceased. Immediate possession given
A large part of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage at low rate of interest.
JAMES GARDNER CLARK, Adm,
mhfStf 81 Church Street.
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WANTED

n COMPETENT girl for cooking and e,s,a-,,
IA homework: no washing and ironine sRn asasI
ences required. inquire at
a25 it, 313 YORK STREET.
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A HORKIBLE SUICIDE.

Woman Takes Dose of Poison, Cuts
Her Throat and JuanGs From a Win.
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49, THFStore, with cellar. and two upper lofts
H:.il No. 798 Chapel street Apply to
HliH ARTHUR BENNETT.
a9tf Janitor of Hoadey Building, Room 9.
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- TENEMENT on Wooster street, rooms
.;;:l besides bathroom; hot and cold water. Also
NlsA one on Chestnut street, rooms, bathroom,
hot and cold water Rent of each $25 per month.
H GALBRAITH,
At Kean & Lines, cor Chapel and Wallace SITS.
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FOR, RENT.

- The House n and rs Sherman avenue, con-
fN;;H tanning modern improvements; only a few
@ss& minutes walk from the horse cars; nice large
garden, with thrifty, bearing fruit trees; house in
good order For particulars inquire of A. II. Alling,
SO Gilbert avenue, or E. 81. PARKHURST,
apes If 1893 State st., at Al Chapel street.
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Officers Elected by the Giuseppe Carl
baIdi Society.

baIdf society.
At meeting held last evening by the
benevolent society of Giuseppe Garibaldi the
following officers were elected: President,
Lorenzo De Bella; vice president, francesca
Pallini; corresponding secretary, Eugene S.
Delnrego; financial secretary, Alfonso Taci-
gelli; treasurer, Michel Nardi; sergeant-at-
arms, Giuseppe Borghi; trustees, Giuseppe
Fiorillo, Luigi Cavatti, Gaetano Crismoli;
counsellors, Filippo di Meo, Janniyzi Emilio,
j. Giuseppe Gallo, Angelandria Landino,
Africano Marceltino; visiting committee,
Rudolph Adamo, Antonio De Angels, Carlo
Bernascon, Ciabarro Beniamino, Carmine
Conte, Mardritto Lorenzo, Morri francesca:
inside guard, Esponto Salvatore.
The BIgeloW Foot Guards.
The Ex-Governor Bigelow Foot Guards are
requested to meet at the armory next Satur-
day afternoon between six o'clock. By order
of B. F. WELLS, Captain.
FAIR HAVEN.
penings over Sunday-PersonaI Mem
ten.
Deacon Lucius Rowe has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal, where he has been spend
ing the winter, much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook of Flushing, L.
l., are visiting Mrs. E. N. Petit of Lombard
street.
The temperance meeting at the Quinnipiac
rink yesterday afternoon was well attended.
Rev. Mr.. Samson made the address.
George II. Corbin and family of South
Quinnipiac street will leave to-day for Los
Angeles, California, where they intend to
reside for some time to come. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Corbin's health will be improved
by the change. When Mr.. Corbin arrives at
Los Angeles Fair Haven will be pretty well
represented there, Mr.. Justin Rowe and fam
lily having recently taken up their residence
there. Mr.. Rowe writes that the GLORIOUS
climate" has greatly improved Mrs. Rowe's
health.
Charles Krautz has secured position as
extra conductor on the horse railroad
Last evening the members of the five con-
ferences of the St. Vincent de Paul society
of New Haven met at st. Francis church
At the 8 o'clock mass in the morning they
approached the holy communion.
At Quinnipiac rink Saturday night the
Elm Citys defeated the Atlantics at polo by
the score of to 1, thus tieing the seri 30 be-
tween these two clubs The decisive game
will soon be played.
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- THE premises No. % Ivy street, consisting
I'LL Aill Size of lot 55x150 with choice fruit. This
ruinous low price is quoted that estate may be
closed. BEECHERS EXCHANGE,
az T69 Chapel Street
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rril n 1887. {

TNSTATE of MICHAELW BROGAN. late of New
~ Haven, in said district. =.
Southington, Conn. executor praying that power power
and authority granted to sell certain real estate
belonging to said estate situated on Greenwood
street. in New Haven, Conn, as per application on
dle more fully appears, 1t is
ORDERED, That said application be heard and
determined at the Probate Office in New Haven, in
ssEN al O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice
Be- given of the tendency of said application and
fss time and place of hearing thereon, by publish
inc the same three times in some newspaper hav-
Ing A. HEATON ROBERTSON,
oo~n Judge
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49, HOUSE 1856 Dixwell avenue. corner Foote
::sI street. containing 10 rooms with all the mod
at 81 FOOTE STREET.
oil
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Local weather Record.
FOR APRIL "a, 1887
2. g. 10
A. II. Pm. p n
Barometer. 1886 1855 1887
Thermometer. 46 60 40
Humidity. go a So
Wind, direction and
velocity in miles
per hour......... Ns Sw5 Ms
Weather.. Fair Clear Clear
Mean bar, 1890; mean temp, So; mean humid
Max temp. Sc: min. temp 45; rainfall. 90
inches.
Max. hourly velocity Of wind. Il miles.
FOR APRIL "a, 1886
Mean bar. 90. IS; mean temp. 90.
Max temp, 81; min. temp. 3d..
j. r. SHERMAN, s. C. e. A.
Note: "A minus sign -lprefxed to thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero.
ia dash[-lin connectien with rainfall indicates
precipitation too small to measure.
4 Melted snow.
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gea1 Estate.

FOR RENT,
49, HOUSE 294 Congress avenue. First floor,
N::s rooms; second floor, rooms, including at
Ls!g tic rooms. All in frst-ciass order. Posses
ion Immediately. aga SIT
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I IMMEDIATELY agents as drummers to introduce
Ito the trade, hotels etc., throughout the United
States the finest spring bed in the world perfect
sleeper just out. with eight patents. Samples etc.
at BEERS PHOTO PARLORS
OI,nr,a
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FOR RENT

49, FROM APRIL list, the new residence No. %
W:;J Academy street; modern improvements, in
P. G. DURHAM,
m14tf AS Chapel Street
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49, THE two brick houses No. 2O3 and 205 Or
:;: ange street; has all the modern conveniences;
M4ll!H possession May 1st.
Appfy at BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
T69 Chanel Street.
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FOR, RENT.

49, SECOND avenue house. West Haven; fun
E;il pished or unfurnished; reasonable rent to re
#s4 spensible parties. Address D. M. NJ,
m29tf Box 251, West Haven Postoffice.
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FOR SALE.

aps f69 Chapel Street.
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FOR SALE,

49, THE large double house (Nos. 379 and
li!1 ISL Orchard streetD will be sold at
bargain, suitable for two families. Owners removed
from city.
CHAS. HI. WEBB,
apr $50 Chapel Street.
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- FROM May 1st. desirable front corner Of
Mi::;| flee with connecting room and lavatory, one
MAssG. flight, steam heat
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BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,

A factory building, 5Oxl1O feet 4o,horse power
engine and 80 horse power Bigelow boiler. Also
about an acre AMI half of land
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AUcIIoMgf

I'm TUESDAY, April Goth, at 10 a. N; at the
" Gymnasium Building on Wooster piace' d gs.
nosed Of at private sale) the large stock of an
tioue furniture lately held by F. II. Bradley & Co.
GEORGE H LARNED,
aoots Trustee
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Rase Rau Yanfarday.
Charged with Burning Hetel.

Brooklyn-Baltimores 10, Brooklyns g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, Savannahs 12.
Omaha--Lincolns Z, Omahas g.
st. LouiS-St Louis 6, CincinnatisI
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FIVE HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED

FIVE HUNDRED HOUSES RNED
And Many Persons Killed i'm a Fire
I'm Asia Minor.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April PA confagra-
ton occurred at Arnaut Kani, Asia Minor,
destroying five hundred houses and killing
many people. No particulars have been re-
ceiyed
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Dwight Place Church.
Cr1HE sale of pews for one year in this church
will take place on Monday evening, April 25
af ESQ o'clock. az3 u
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Udaa11ts.
WANTED.

a SITUATION by respectable girl to do gent
at frst floor, down stairs at
a25 1t "a vopR STPFFT
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FACTORY PROPERTY.

Also nice house and lot, 15Ox2o0 feet corner
West Chapel and Central avenue will be sold at a
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RT {s'F

HARDWARE FOR SALE.
MUST be disposed Of before May I. Large
AXA stock of Shelf Goods, Builders Supplies
Paints Farm and Garden Tools, etc. If you are in
low you can buy, before purchasing, elsewhere
Store No. 10Y Whal1ey avenue Would exchange
the entire stock for real estate.
GEORGE A. ISBELL.
Room 1. 1872 Chapel Street.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

WILL arrive Monday, April 25. one car.
14Nioad of horses at Kimberly's stables. 65s
Toward avenue. M WdilLoCh'
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FOR RENT.

- THE house 81 Trumbull street, between
1;;iI Hillhouse avenue and Prospect street. In
Assss4 quire Of CHAS. A. WHITE,
a19 17t SO Church Street
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w, F. GILBERT,
- as CHURCH STREET, opposite p. O.
T. 79to SO RAILROAD AVENUE.
miscellaneous.
AmCtiOnGer.

TAVING had many years experience in the
III business offer my services as autloneer IN
the selling of household furniture carpets, bedding
etc and Goods of any kind and description. Leave
orders at F. NJ Halls Crockery Store. NO ~
Church street; or orders by mail promptly al
tended to. L. AonA4hN'
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FOR SALE.

49, HOUSE and lot 35G Crown street, small
:;; brick barn in the rear; will be sold very low
HAH4- to close estate. Inquire OF
D. NJ WEIGH SON,
a14tf 28 and 80 Congress Avenue.
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Farm For Sale,

- COMPRISING house, two barns and so
#:iil acres of land, situated about one mile west
HHnA from West Haven center For terms and
particulars
Apply to WALTER A. MAIN,
a1q West Haven.
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mnraea F0r sale.

-R- Victoria carriage, city make, but
d8~Z little used and in good condition. For
= - two horses Inquire Of A. II; STEELE,
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Farm For Sale,

49, TOWN OF MILFORD, Conn, near Long
M.sA Island Sound, containing about 20 acres of
land, with house and barn, will be sold at low
nrice chean
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FOR SALE

NEW shore cottage at Savin Rock. Terms
#1::l and price reasonable. Inquire at
#lt 81 TEMPLE STREET,
oIe New Haven.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-01
CANAAN.

March 2S.-Fhe weather the past
few days has been such as to remind
us that winter is still in our immedi.
ate vicinity.
Mr.. a. w. Beecher is on the gain,
and hopes are entertained of his COM
plete recovery.
Mr.. Joseph Guertin has bought the
butcher business of g. V. Green, aud
will hereafter conduct the same him.
self.
Mr.. George Farnham has been on
the sick list for some time and is not
yet able to be about. but is thong to
be gaining.
There was social gathering last
Saturday evening at G. II. Green's at
which a good company attended, and
enjoyed themselves immensely, iudg.
Ing from appearances.
G. IL. Weeks has finished his lumber
contracts for this winter, and his teams
came from the camps on the Goth inst.
VIM. w. Tibbetts, it is reported is to
leave the West Stewartstown hotel
which he had leased of Heath s. Van
Dyke. Mr.. Heath will run the hotel
for the present.
In the last weeks issue your CORE
spondent noticed a communication
from West Burke, AMI recognized in
the writer a former correspondent of
the HERALD. He speaks of want of
interest on the part of correspondents,
and would like them spurred up a
little. Perhaps he could suggest just
the thing to do, knowing how it was
Savez
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-01
Editor orAo Eaot Coua,y Hsralf.

A@ttt-oE ~ tatC E1fCt JVuttF 44tfdt .
DEAR SIR-In reading your editorial
on the subject OF the proposed plan oil
making tins place the port Of entry
instead Of Island Pond. | noticed that
yOur people seemed t. be very much
excited about it, and avn informed
that some have said ifthpy were forced
to come here they should build on the
Canada side of tine line. Now gentle
men, we don't like to hear such senti.
ments expressed. They are not friend
ly to our young town.
Norton has now between eight and
nine hundred Inhabitants, no doctor,
no lawyer, aud no customs of .ar, so
that we don't die Us young as in other
towns-don't take SO many cases "a
the county court as other towns-and
don't get seized up for smuggling rum
as often rs ether towns. When we
want advice we look To our older
neighbor, Island Pond and when We
go 10 county court the hrSt thing We
do is 70 look around and see it our old
friends the Mansurs, Mr.. Dale, Judg
Storrs and Others are there, and they
always seem ready to help us. So you
see You are wrong by being angry with
us for having u fancy for your custom
house. A SUBSCRIBER.